Recognise the ruler and his Misl.
(I) He was the co-signatory to the Treaty of Amritsar.
(II) His father was the founder of the kingdom of Kapurthala.
(III) He shared a good relationship with the 'Lion of Punjab'.

Nihal Singh, Ahluwalia Misl

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Fateh Singh, Ahluwalia Misl

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Jodh Singh, Ramgarhia Misl

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Fateh Singh, Ramgarhia Misl

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Solution

The correct option is B Fateh Singh, Ahluwalia Misl
The Ahluwalia Misl was founded by Jassa Singh Ahluwalia (1718-1783). Fateh Singh Ahluwalia shared a good relationship with Maharaja Ranjit Singh and had even exchanged turbans in 1802, as a symbol of brotherhood. They both were co-signatories to the Treaty of Amritsar. The ascedancy of Ahluwalia Misl continued for long. The Misl was merged into Ranjit Singh's kingdom after Fateh Singh's demise.

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Recognise the ruler and his Misl. (I) He was the co-signatory to the Treaty of Amritsar. (II) His father was the founder of the kingdom of Kapurthala. (III) He shared a good relationship with the 'Lion of Punjab'.

Recognise the ruler and his Misl.
(I) He was the co-signatory to the Treaty of Amritsar.
(II) His father was the founder of the kingdom of Kapurthala.
(III) He shared a good relationship with the 'Lion of Punjab'.